cars

You can take a free spin at IUPUI right now.

Motor Drive is one of the only ways to test out different models of EVs.

Race to IMS to experience rare artifacts from the museum’s collection.

Yellow light … yellow light … yellow light … green light! And they’re off.

Being “embedded” is like jumping from your recliner into the Yankees dugout.

Next time you’re on the way to Nashville or the Florida Panhandle, hit the brakes, get your picture taken behind the wheel of one of America’s favorite sports cars—and hope your car is still in the parking lot when you leave.

The IMA hopes its first foray into vehicles reaches 75,000 in attendance, which would make Dream Cars one of the IMA’s largest events ever.

The NASCAR great shouldn’t need any pointers on how to manage the turns at Indianapolis Motor Speedway. After all, he’s won the Brickyard 400 five times.

Perfectly decent human beings, like me for instance, are made to feel like losers for driving a 1999 Toyota Corolla.

Xtreme Xperience event is bringing supercars to Putnam Park Road Course in Greencastle, allowing car enthusiasts with expensive taste—but not necessarily the means to buy them—a chance to whip around corners and scream down the straights on a 1.8-mile, 10-turn track designed to challenge skill and nerve.

On July 12, Indiana Landmarks hosts its annual Treasure Hunt. Above, a few of the items we’d like to add to our chest.   Photos by Tony Valainis This article appeared in the July 2014 issue.  

For a town built on racing, Indy has been noticeably lean on racetracks. Short of the Fastimes go-karting facility near Castleton, where can the amateur go to express his inner Foyt?